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Bruce Robeson
MARSHALL H 7:30
NEVILLE LA A 7:00
In order to remove everthing after Marshall in the top row
and Neville LA in the 2nd row, I can enter the following
formula:
=LEFT(E3,FIND("H ",E3,1)-1) yields Marshall, but I have to
change the "H " part to "A " to work on the 2nd line to
get what I want. So, I tried an or combination as follows
but it does not work. Obviouslly I want it find whichever
one occurs, be it the A or the H.
=OR(LEFT(E3,FIND("H ",E3,1)-1),LEFT(E3,FIND("A ",E3,1)-1))
This just yields #Value! for its answer.
NEVILLE LA A 7:00
In order to remove everthing after Marshall in the top row
and Neville LA in the 2nd row, I can enter the following
formula:
=LEFT(E3,FIND("H ",E3,1)-1) yields Marshall, but I have to
change the "H " part to "A " to work on the 2nd line to
get what I want. So, I tried an or combination as follows
but it does not work. Obviouslly I want it find whichever
one occurs, be it the A or the H.
=OR(LEFT(E3,FIND("H ",E3,1)-1),LEFT(E3,FIND("A ",E3,1)-1))
This just yields #Value! for its answer.